Empire and Communications¶
Innis, H. A. (1950). Empire and Communications. Clarendon Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Media Ecology
- Innis argued that a civilization's dominant medium carries a bias toward either space or time, and that this bias shapes the form of its empire and authority
This sourceInnis's thesis that media emphasizing time or space shape the form of empire and authority, durable media favouring decentralized, hierarchical institutions and portable ones administrative empire.
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- Innis argued that a civilization's dominant medium carries a bias toward either space or time, and that this bias shapes the form of its empire and authority
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